On hereditarily countable sets

Journal of Symbolic Logic 47 (1):43-47 (1982)
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It is shown (in ZF) that every hereditarily countable set has rank less than ω 2 , and that if ℵ 1 is singular then there are hereditarily countable sets of all ranks less than ω 2

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